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    Walnut BE maple table

    This is a smal table I'm making, It's almost done, I just have to apply my finish on it. Every thing was done by hand whit hand tools, no power tools involved!
    Please feel free to comments and ask questions.
    It is my second piece I made if I don't count my Banch!
    The wood is black walnut and birds eye maple for the top. the inside of the drawers, is maple and the bottom is sitka spruce!
    David
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    All with no powertools!!!!

    Ok that's it... I am posting a link in the Neanderthal forum to this! That is some great hand work!

    Make sure to post pics once the finish is completed.
    Dewey

    "Everything is better with Inlay or Marquetry!"


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    thank you Dewey. I decided that is the path i want to take and so far I realy anjoy it!
    Thank you!

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    That's beautiful!

    What's your plan for a finish?
    “I don’t have a lot of tools because it doesn’t take many to make furniture.” - Rob Millard

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    For the finish I realy like the 3 third mixe(boiled linseed oil, varnish and turpentine or mineral spirit) I had good result on an other piece I made and it's simple to apply, but a little longer than lacker...

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    David, that is very nice!
    Be sure to post some pictures after you finish it.
    Please help support the Creek.


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    Nice work David - so, this is your conversion piece. Didn't take you long to cross over to the "green" side We do expect to see finished pics!

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    sweet. Nice lines, I like the legs.

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    Excellent piece, David. You did a great job with the hand-tools as the piece has a clean.. delicate look. You might want to get some leg-warmers on the legs being in Whilte-horse. It was kinda cold in that area the last time I passed that way.

    Again.. excellent piece.

    Sarge..

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    David,
    Great job, all by hand I'm trying to figure out how to do woodwork with no hands. I keep coming back to having somebody else to it,and that doesn't help my stress levels so i'll stick to power tools. Bring on the finished product.

    Chuck

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    That's really great work, David.
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    John K., so far I did only 3 real pieces of "furniture" and they all been made with out power tools! I do have an old table saw and band saw but find it to much trouble to go outside(they are outside, no room in my tiny shop). so to start I tought it would be like that(hand tools only) until I get a bigger shop, and after a wile I anjoy it so much that I'm not interested in the power tool side of it! No dust, no noise, good muisic(use of power on this one) and all the time want!!
    I will sure post more pics when it's done!

  13. Quote Originally Posted by Cliff Rohrabacher View Post
    sweet. Nice lines, I like the legs.
    Likewise! Very nice.

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